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Home >All Categories > Computers & Internet >Hardware >Desktops >Open Question TMG3 Member since:April 21, 2011Total points:52 (Level 1)So it can't be found in my hard drive anything remove it completely from my computer so it can't be dug up even if i deleted it already42 minutes ago

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by J???? ?a?????l Member since:January 10, 2011Total points:113 (Level 1)use either ccleaner or revounistaller they have a feature that allows you to delete completely 100% everything you ever deleted of your hard drive so nothing or any software can restore it.

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Home >All Categories > Computers & Internet >Hardware >Other - Hardware >Open Question William1... Member since:May 05, 2006Total points:82 (Level 1)How do I remove "The write protected" from a hard drive? I am using Windows 7 Professional. My OS is on "C" drive and I am using an external drive, which is partitioned into 4 drives, with one of the drives containing some of my music. If I want to make a CD from the drive that contains my music, I don't have any problem. If I want to add some more music to another one of my external partitioned hard drives, it is coming back as "Write protected". I don't think I did it, does my system do it automatically? How can I add my music to this external drive other that the partition that already has music on it? It is partitioned into 4 sections. Like I said it is an external hard drive set up with USB. ThanksAnswer Question

by Steven Member since:November 26, 2009Total points:3,699 (Level 4)Windows 7 write protects a lot of files automatically and some times you have to take ownership of those files and change the permissions. Files can be write protected from their owner until you change the permissions. Right click the file object, properties, security tab.
If you copy files from a CD, the CD read only status is preserved so you have to manually change the permissions.
It is also possible the hard drive write protect jumper (hardware) has write protected the entire drive. If you are using a file with one program, it will be write protect against another program making changes until the first program releases it, so be sure the program you are running is the only one running.

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Goto "Start"--->"Control Panel"-----> "Add or remove Programs" and then you will get a list of all the programs installed in your PC in alphabetical order. Search for "INTERNET DOWNLOAD MANEGER" and click "Remove" button in front of it.

You are done.

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